Reply To: Do your family/friends know what you do online? And are they supportive?
You’re right, Jennifer, about less talk and more results.
That seems to hold true in a lot of things.
There are those who quietly get on with the task of doing the work and making progress, and the others who talk about their big plans, but for whom nothing ever materializes.
Writers rarely talk about their writing, for example. It’s not that they’re not excited about their work. They are. Instead, it’s that if they articulate what they’re doing to someone, doing so can take some of the “magic” out of it that seems to happen when you put “pen to paper.”
The place where we want the magic to happen is on the page. We can tell you about it later. 😉
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
The Mindful Writer - for deep and persuasive copy